RedHawks Defeated in Semi-Finals
Nashville, Tenn. (4/18) – The RedHawks Tennis teams were defeated in the semi-finals of the 2008 TranSouth Conference Tournament yesterday at Vanderbilt University. Cumberland University defeated the men’s team 7-2, while Bethel College defeated the women’s team 9-0. (more) All-TranSouth Teams Announced
Nashville, Tenn. – The TranSouth Athletic Conference announced the 2008 All-TranSouth teams for tennis. Martin Methodist College had three players represented. Jenny Herring was chosen as the Women’s Player of the Year. Melvin Prada and Mikaela Long were chosen second team All-TranSouth. (more) Men's and Women's Tennis will compete in the 2008 TranSouth Conference Tournament Starting on April 17th. For more information please click on the tournament icon to the left.
Tennis: Herring and Prada Nationally Ranked
Pulaski, Tenn. (4/15) – In the latest ITA NAIA Tennis Rankings Martin Methodist College’s Jenny Herring is ranked No. 46 and Melvin Prada is ranked No. 25. (more) RedHawks at 500 Mark after Spring Break Trip
(3/11) - The Men’s Tennis Team is at the 500 mark at 5-5 after their Spring Break trip to Orlando, Fla. The men have wins over King College, Covenant College, St. Ambrose University, Lake Superior State, and St. Francis University. (more) Men’s and Women’s Tennis Sweeps Singles
Florence, AL (10/11) - Jenny Herring and Celso Ferreira won their respective singles matches to win the University of North Alabama’s fall tennis tournament this past weekend. The RedHawks played in a five team fall tournament, which included teams from the University of North Alabama, Cumberland University, Montevallo University, and Itawamba Community College. (more) RedHawks Conclude the 2007 Season
(4/27) The RedHawks Men’s Tennis team finished their 2007 season at the TranSouth Athletic Conference Tournament April 19th in Nashville, TN. (more) MMC is off to a 6-2 Start in 2007
The Martin Methodist Men’s Tennis team is off to a 6-2 start winning their last 5 matches in a row. The RedHawks have defeated Lyon College, Lake Superior State University, St. Francis University, Ursinus College, Missouri Valley College and the University of Alabama Huntsville. (more) |
